What were the nine points of the pesak din of Michalowitz?

Question

"Rabbi Hillel Lichtenstein was the architect of the ultra-Orthodox manifesto, the famous nine-point pesak din of Michalowitz (Michalovce, Nagymihály) issued by 24 rabbis from northeastern Hungarian communities in the autumn of 1865. The document addressed the indecisiveness of many Orthodox rabbis when confronted with synagogue innovations that were halakhicly not strictly forbidden. "

Source: http://www.yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Lichtenstein_Hillel

What were the nine points?

Answer 1

From Wikipedia, the 9 proscribed items are:

1. Sermonizing in the vernacular or listening to a sermon in the vernacular
2. Praying in a synagogue that doesn't have the platform for reading the Torah in the middle
3. Making a synagogue in [the shape of] a tower¹
4. Reserving a special uniform for the sh'li'ach tzibur or singing like other religions do
5. Using a transparent divider between men and women or entering a place that has such a divider
6. Listening to, answering "amen" to, or praying with an organ²
7. Stepping foot in a synagogue with an organ, even in an emergency
8. Having a marriage ceremony in the synagogue³
9. Generally changing synagogue practice

Here is a copy of the list.

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¹ This is intended to avoid resembling a church.

² I don't speak German or Yiddish, but I assume that קאהר שיל means sprachohr.

³ . . .or indoors at all.